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Very early morning last Sunday at Dungeness with Trev.
At breakfast to prove its a small world Clive Burrow and Greyheron wandered in then on the beach we saw Bertram in the afternoon.
Anyhow this was taken at about 7.15am before the sun got up, the ambient light was lovely with the lighthouse contrasting beautifully.
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Some critical follow-up questions: (1) if tobacco price controls went into effect in 2006, why has it taken until 2011 for over supply to cause a price drop?; (2) Western donors pulled support only because of Malawi's failure to comply with an IMF loan? Which conditions of the loan? The expulsion of the UK ambassador had nothing to do with it?; (3) Malawi has fertile land and abundant water? In some places, yes, but not in many places. And at 11%, HIV is "under control"?; and (4) due to the suspicious circumstances of the death of a pro-democracy demonstrator, the government is clearly the guilty party. Who has written this article and what do they know about Malawi?
We need, as Malawians, the support of the interational community to fight the autocracy, impunity and mediocrity that is being visted upon the malawian people. We need friends for and to the people of Malawi. The agenda that the Bingu wa Muntharik government is pursuing is one that is retrogressive, backward and poisonous to the progress that Malawi and Malawians decided to pursue when they voted for multiparty democracy in 1993.
Bingu is arrogant, stubborn and conceited, in my view, and it is the common malawian paying the price for this. The health system is failing under his watch; the internal security and policing policies are failing under his watch; the energy and environmental policies are failing under his watch; the economic and political policies he is pursuing are failing; social protection policies are failing, tha agricultural policies are stagnanting...simply put every aspect of governing our nation is falling apart and when malawians want to talk back, the are met with resitance, resistance that is brutal, terroristic and dictatorial! This is a nation in crisis and the little progress we made is fast disappearing!
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Africa again, as report said, a student jumped to death after he leave a note. So his death was defined by suicide, but on the note, his wrote his father's name wrongly, which is a big contradiction to suicide. Someone claimed there is a political assassination. Like this case which is complicate to make it clear. Do polices have right to search premises without a warrant. But, in the law, it said it is legal, what do you think?
Malawi is yet another country in Africa that could fall victim to dictatorship. Mutharika has done a lot for Malawi setting the country in economic progression but the power seems to be getting to his head. All dictators start out this way. Although Malawi is not yet a dictatorship, the people must stand up for their rights as they will slowly be taken away. There is definitely corruptness in Malawi's government as they seek to oppress any opposition that tries to find a voice. All in all, if Mutharika heads down the path of dictatorship, the arab spring may influence a revolution in Malawi as well as the rest of Africa.
Although President Mutharika has greatly influenced the economic flourishing of Malawi since his coming to power in 2004, I feel like it is time for him to go after the recent events. It definitely seems like he is getting power hungry and very aggressive with reform, and the laws he implements are mostly unconstitutional which shows more of a dictatorial approach. The people of Malawi do not need this now. That country has tried so hard to get on the right track, whereas many sub-Sahara African countries struggle, keeping the morality rate of children low, reducing the spread of HIV/AIDS, keeping food at a surplus, and remaining a main player of tobacco production. Yes, Mutharika has contributed to the growth, but his "reign of terror" will do a lot more harm than good for the economy and the people. Matters will only get worse. There needs to be a change before its too late.
Malawi people as well as observers of Malawi all see naive to me. After reading the article it seems very apparent that the country is being ruled by a dictator. Especially the way he tends to suppress any kind of opposition to his ideas, ruling, or decisions.
It might seem like Malawi is doing better than they were doing a decade ago, however they are still struggling. The amount of money aiding them right now is unacceptable and does not reflect a stable economy. It sounds like to me that they need some new kind political power, some change in their country. Or else they will fall deep into a pit.
Its disheartening to see that a country that was on the path to a stable democracy is being derailed by what appears to be another power hungry individual. Mr. Mutharika better watch is back if he keeps his government going closer and closer to a dictatorship. That is a one way ticket to a revolution and over through to put an end to his presidency. I hope Mr. Mutharika sees the errors of his ways before its to late and that the country of Malawi continues to grow and prosper.
Yet another politician falls to corruption of power. And that's what power does; it corrupts. Malawi had (and has) a lot going for it, but the government is making a few poor choices is very quickly putting the country into an economical landslide. Welcome to Africa, where the potential for success and riches is endless, but the people won't let that happen. Is it a cultural problem? Because I know it's not a geographical problem. I don't mean to upset any Africans, but I don't think African culture will physically allow a democratic state to thrive for extended periods of time (or at least it has yet to).
It is a shame that Bingu let the success of his country get to his head. But you can't really blame him, anyone with that much consecutive success would want to remain in power and continue to make changes. However, after a certain amount of time, the new laws proposed become less necessary and more just for the satisfaction of the president. There are reasons for limited terms in a presidency because no matter who you are, you can always get a little power hungry after so much success. The people of Malawi need to try to get this under control as soon as possible before the country turns into total chaos to the point of no return i.e. Bingu's presidency needs to end if they want to get out of their current slump.
I guess the biggest problem with Bingu (apart from the selfish ambition to usher Peter Mutharika as next in line)is the fact that he challenged the West over the agro-subsidy in a way that seemed he's was gonna go it a lone. That must have been a pin in the ar* for the Western powers... I must agree with our president that IMF imposing devaluation is going to be bad luck for the masses but yes that's exactly what the West thinks will sink Bingu. Its been a case of "give a dog a bad name and hung him" from the west. Cause justifiably if we have 7 on the African with a real pro-afro-development agenda like Bingu its gonna be a real headache for the IMF and the new world agenda. But then what's about AID when it don't really work the trick around poverty in Africa...
He got the name and oh boy has he turned real ugly. None can smile but wear dem frowns.
This is why the myopic ones are going flat out this protesting thinking there throwing dem damn stone and rooting and dying prematually (I feel sorry for Young Robert) just them devil vying on a young boys blood - but that's just what Satan wants - kill dem before they know and let dem perish. Things are headed for an eviler agenda and if its takin a whole wrong course.
I guess nobody care but forces are working trust - just open your eyes Malawi or you die in the war of devils. Turn to God
I have always said that the problem with Malawians is that they are so naive. This characteristic is what gets exploited by those who want to push for something. Most leaders have realised this is a vulnerability especially the opposition and CSOs even some govt officials too. I will only talk about the CSOs and the Opposition as they were the ones who ochestrated the whole demonstration that led to the death of 19 people. I am targeting these 2 groups of organisations because you can study the pattern on how it all unfolded. You can clearly see how without a national survey, without research or any professional means, they created the 20 point plan and imposed it on the people . I mean these are things that no lay citizen was involved in bringing or adding those issues to that list. They never condicted household surveys, street surverys and interviews to conclude that every Malawian viewed things the wat they did. They created the list and claimed it was from the people of Malawi and yes, Malawians adopted it out of the vulnerability above when it wasnt important to their daily lives at all. This is how Malawians can get used. Note that what was on that 20 point plah has nothing to do with the cause of the economic situation in Malawi because we have seen worst days in Malawi than this when it wasnt even the whole world experiencing financial collapse. The previous two regimes in Malawi stole from the people than anyone has ever had. A few ministers in the current govt have been probed for curruption, like clear individual corruption and some have been arrested without the president interferingat all and they have gone ahead to lose the titles and positions as ministers. People forget this because they are so naive and cannot add things up and reference the previous chapters at all. Now knowing how naive the people of Malawi are, the groups mentioned know that by using the 20 point list, with the clarity on petrol and forex issues that people can even testimony, they can only but be gullible that the cause and the answer is in that 20 point list. Well not at all. Malawians lack credible information sources and let alone seek it. They can easily get manipulated especially if they do not know anything. As far as credibility is concerned, they will go for anyone that sounds "just about" right, to them. They only question the credibility of what they hear, only when in their convenience and when it best serves the current controversy, their purpose and mind. For instance, the Chasowa death saga. How about the credibility of the 20 point list? How about the credibility of their call for demos that everyone will be protected as well as property and lives? How about the credibility of the opposition not condemning the first and second demos or condemning the looting (since they are govt in waiting; that no govt sails through smoothly during their time in office of which if they were govt, they would also clearly condemn such an act)? How about the credibility of CSOs in dragging and tossing vulnerable people left and right as if they were but toys in their palms (Here im referencing issues like 3 day work stay away which wasnt at all successful as they claim to be)? I am not a govt sympathiser but I am looking at the contribution by other groups to the broth including citizens themselves. Its easy to point things out against government when society itself has a defiant, provocative, deliberately self imposed vulnerabilities, non trusted culture/society. Mind you it always appears everyone can do better at leadership given the chance, but its not exactly so when they come in to face reality. I can only urge Malawian people to learn to focus on what really they need in life other than what others choose for them and think is what they need. In that way, no one will be easily manipulated since they will know exactly what they want and need, people will choose what they want without anyone's influence and people will develop their lives for the better and focus those important things. The culture of carrying everyone's life into one's own has to stop. The relevance of seeking credible information should be applied to everything else and not should not be only out of biase. If cannot trust each otheri n society, we will never be a ble to give any govt a benefit of a doubt and support it. Yes its not always so that grass is always greener in the next field. SO some of the people pushing for change are just not what we really need. We need ourselves first then we will exactly know who can well support and facilitate our desires.
The elephant in the room is the unasked question: why always in Africa? Why are African countries almost always bywords for corruption and violence and dictatorial leadership? From Malawi to Kenya to Zimbabwe and, increasingly, South Africa one sees the same pattern over and over and over. It may not be politically correct to ask the question, but the question nevertheless is important: why always in Africa? Until we can answer the question, we're unlikely to be successful in finding solutions to the problems that arise from what seems to be Africa's default polity.
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Cardiff University researchers who are part of a British-German team searching the depths of space to study gravitational waves, may have stumbled on one of the most important discoveries in physics according to an American physicist.
Craig Hogan, a physicist at Fermilab Centre for Particle Astrophysics in Illinois is convinced that he has found proof in the data of the gravitational wave detector GEO600 of a holographic Universe - and that his ideas could explain mysterious noise in the detector data that has not been explained so far.
The British-German team behind the GEO600, which includes scientists from the School of Physics and Astronomy's Gravitational Physics Group, will now carry out new experiments in the coming months to yield more evidence about Craig Hogan's assumptions. If proved correct, it could help in the quest to bring together quantum mechanics and Einstein's theory of gravity.
In order to test the theory of holographic noise, the frequency of GEO600´s maximum sensitivity will be shifted towards ever higher frequencies. The frequency of maximum sensitivity is the tone that the detector can hear best. It is normally adjusted to offer the best chance for hearing exploding stars or merging black holes.
Even if it turns out that the mysterious noise is the same at high frequencies as at the lower ones, this will not constitute proof for Hogan's hypothesis. It would, however, provide a strong motivation for further study. The sensitivity of GEO600 will then be significantly improved by using 'squeezed vacuum' and by the installation of a mode filter in a new vacuum chamber. The technology of 'squeezed vacuum' was particularly refined in Hannover and would be used in a gravitational wave detector for the first time.
Professor Jim Hough of Glasgow University, one of the pioneer developers of gravitational wave detectors, says: 'Craig Hogan made a very interesting prediction. It may be the first of a number of unexpected possibilities to be investigated as gravitational wave detectors become more sensitive.'
Professor Bernard Schutz, Professor at the School of Physics and Astronomy, member of the Gravitational Physics Group at the School, and recently elected as an Honorary Fellow of the Royal Astronomical Society said: "It would be truly remarkable if GEO600 is sensitive to the quantum nature of space and time. The only way to confirm that would be to carry out controlled experiments, the results of which can be solely attributed to holographic noise. Such an experiment would herald a new era in fundamental physics".
Professor Dr. Karsten Danzmann, director of the Hannover Albert-Einstein-Institute, said: "We are very eager to find out what we can learn about the possible holographic noise over the course of the coming year. GEO600 is the only experiment in the world able to test this controversial theory at this time. Unlike the other large laser interferometers, GEO600 reacts particularly sensitively to lateral movement of the beam splitter because it is constructed using the principle of signal recycling. Normally this is inconvenient, but we need the signal recycling to compensate for the shorter arm lengths compared to other detectors. The holographic noise, however, produces exactly such a lateral signal and so the disadvantage becomes an advantage in this case. You could say that this has placed us in the very centre of a tornado in fundamental research!
Searching for the graininess of space
The smallest possible fraction of distance is called the 'Planck length" by physicists. Its value is 1.6 x 10-35 m - this is impossible to measure by itself. The established physical theories cease to function at this scale. GEO600 scientists are testing a theory by US physicist Craig Hogan, who is convinced he can hear the noise of space quanta in the data of the gravitational wave detector GEO600. Hogan suggests that the mirrors in an interferometer wander relative to one another in very rapid steps of the tiny Planck amount, that accumulate during the time of a measurement into something as large as a gravitational wave would produce. Hogan and the GEO600 scientists are following up the question whether a certain 'noise signal' in the data recorded by the detector can be traced back to the graininess of space and time.
Because of its innovative and reliable technology, GEO 600 has gained an excellent worldwide reputation and is considered a think-tank for international gravitational wave observation. It was here that the most modern lasers in the world were developed which are being used in all the gravitational wave observatories in the world today. Researchers at GEO600 are taking technology a step further with 'squeezed vacuum'. This technology is designated for use in the third generation of gravitational wave detectors. GEO600 is a joint project of scientists of the Max Planck Institute for Gravitational Physics (Albert Einstein Institute, or AEI), Leibniz Universität Hannover, Cardiff University, the University of Glasgow and the University of Birmingham. It is funded jointly by the Max Planck Society in Germany and the Science and Technology Facilities Council in UK.
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At the Centre for Gravitational Physics, the Max Planck Society and Leibniz Universität Hannover jointly carry out experimental gravitational wave research. This includes basic research as well as applied research in the fields of laser physics, vacuum technology, vibration isolation in addition to classical optics and quantum optics. Other research focuses on the implementation of data analysis algorithms for different sources of gravitational waves. Together with the theoretical departments of the Max Planck Institute for Gravitational Physics in Potsdam, the Albert Einstein Institute constitutes a unique research centre for gravitational physics which covers all aspects of this field.
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29.01.05 - By Aidan Monaghan: In what had been essentially a boxing clinic (yes, a boxing clinic) for 4 rounds, put on by Arturo Gatti (yes, that Arturo Gatti) in his Saturday night match-up against the crafty and resilient 38 year old veteran Jesse James Leija in Atlantic City, ended in the usual spectacular fashion that most of Arturo Gatti's knockout wins produce. But make no mistake about it - this KO was the direct result of a very disciplined effort on the part of Gatti, to adhere to the boxing strategies that have been brought to the table by Gatti trainer Buddy McGirt.. Through rounds 1-4, Gatti did little else but move, throw numerous hard jabs and straight right hands (over 40 jabs per round in fact). A game and sturdy Leija - who had his moments on a limited basis - absorbed the heat as well as anyone could until round five, when a lone straight right landed to Leija's head, sent him straight to the canvas. Barely beating the count, Leija gave as good as he got for several seconds when the action resumed, as Gatti resumed his role as the wide open slugger that he often has been throughout his matches in the past. Finally, after a barrage of punches launched by both fighters, a Gatti left hook to Leija's head once again sent him to the deck, for good. Although Leija looked able to continue, the bout was halted with Leija resting on one knee, at 1:48 of round 5. Gatti's record now stands at 39 wins (30 KO's) against 6 defeats. Leija's record fall to 47 wins, against 7 losses and 2 draws.
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need onClick href to change hidden field values
I am trying to write color values to 2 hidden form fields.
There are a total of 21 different colors in the actual application which is a product configurator.
Customer selects and sees his color choices before submitting the form.
Sometimes the customer's choice is a single solid color other times it is 2-tone.
The basic code so far looks like this:

black color1 and color2

green color1 and color2

blue color1 and yellow color2

<form name="form1" method="post" action="">
<input name="color1" type="hidden" value="" >
<input name="color2" type="hidden" value="" >
If I change the type to text this works correctly.
Unfortunately, it does not seem to work for hidden fields.
I would appreciate any help.
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Here's the concept, do with it as you will:
However, I'm not sure why your original script doesn't work on hidden inputs. I tried the concept on IE7 and FF3 here on my comp and it works fine.
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I found out earlier yesterday that the original code was working when I finally passed the values to another page.
I was looking at the source to see the values written in there.
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UPDATED 8:08 AM CDT May 05, 2014Warm weather and good cheer abound as the annual Cinco de Mayo parade rolls through South Omaha
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March 12, 2013 -- U.S. News and World Report again gave high marks to Indiana University programs in education, business, law and medicine in its annual Best Graduate Schools rankings.
Proposals sought for Mobile Computing in Medical Education Conference
February 4, 2013 -- Proposals are being accepted for the inaugural Mobile Computing in Medical Education Conference in Indianapolis. Students, medical residents and fellows, and faculty with interests in the use of mobile tablets such as iPads in medical education are invited to submit proposals and to attend.
McAllister to lead Indiana University psychiatry program
January 25, 2013 -- Thomas W. McAllister, M.D., has been named chair of the Department of Psychiatry and the Albert Eugene Sterne Professor of Clinical Psychiatry at Indiana University School of Medicine. He will begin his duties this summer, pending approval by the IU Board of Trustees.
IU School of Medicine student vying to share his love of music, healing on 'Trip with Timmy'
January 9, 2013 -- Adam Cantor, a first-year Indiana University School of Medicine student, is a finalist in the American Medical Association Insurance Agency "Take a Trip with Timmy Global Health Contest."
Crispus Attucks Medical Magnet High School to open medical simulation training laboratory
December 14, 2012 -- Crispus Attucks Medical Magnet High School will celebrate the opening of the first medical simulation laboratory in an Indianapolis high school during a program Wednesday, Dec. 19.
Regenstrief investigator named first chief editor of exam to prepare clinical informaticians
December 7, 2012 -- Regenstrief Institute investigator John T. Finnell, M.D., M.S., associate professor of clinical emergency medicine at the Indiana University School of Medicine and director of health informatics at the IU School of Informatics at Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis, has been named the first chief editor of the Clinical Informatics Practice Board Examination.
Regenstrief Institute and Merck launch unique post-doctoral training opportunity
November 27, 2012 -- The Regenstrief Institute, in collaboration with Merck, has created two visiting scholar positions to provide post-doctoral training at the intersection of pharmacoepidemiology and biomedical informatics at the institute.
Indiana University School of Medicine – Lafayette expanding program, enrollment
October 25, 2012 -- The Indiana University School of Medicine – Lafayette, on the campus of Purdue University, announced Thursday, October 25, that it is expanding its program of study from two years to four years and it will increase its student enrollment.
IU School of Medicine – Northwest celebrates 40 years of physician education
October 18, 2012 -- Indiana University School of Medicine –Northwest (IUSM-NW) recently celebrated a milestone: 40 years of physician education. What originally began with four students, four decades ago, has now become one of the largest and most innovative medical education centers within the IU School of Medicine.
Indiana University will offer joint M.D.-MPH degree
October 17, 2012 -- The Indiana University School of Medicine and the new IU Richard M. Fairbanks School of Public Health will collaborate to create a joint Doctor of Medicine and Master of Public Health program with funding from the Department of Health and Human Services.
Registration under way for third annual Glick Eye Institute Vision Symposium
October 11, 2012 -- Registration is now open for the third annual Eugene and Marilyn Glick Eye Institute's Vision Symposium, set for Nov. 2 and 3. This year's symposium is expanding to two days and will feature a full day of research presentations in addition to a half day of clinical updates.
Dunnington to lead Indiana University School of Medicine Department of Surgery
September 6, 2012 -- Gary Dunnington, M.D., has been named chair of the Indiana University School of Medicine Department of Surgery.
Glick Eye Institute purchasing art, seeks more Indiana artists for phase II of public art project
August 29, 2012 -- The art committee at the Eugene and Marilyn Glick Eye Institute will purchase 17 pieces of art created by 15 artists with Indiana ties who displayed their work during a year-long public art project developed to showcase the visual arts in a building dedicated to vision care and research.
'What Is Autism?' DVD answers your questions
August 21, 2012 -- The HANDS in Autism Interdisciplinary Training and Resource Center is distributing a DVD titled "What Is Autism?" The free video is designed to help parents, health care professionals, educators, first responders and others learn more about individuals living with an autism spectrum disorder.
IU Health Arnett gift to Purdue University supports medical education
August 16, 2012 -- Purdue University has announced that it will receive a $1 million investment from Indiana University Health Arnett for construction of the new Lyles-Porter Hall.
Student-run health clinic celebrates fourth year providing free care on Near Eastside
August 16, 2012 -- The Indiana University Student Outreach Clinic will celebrate its fourth year of providing free health care to uninsured Indianapolis residents with an open house from 1 to 3 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 25.
IPS, American Cancer Society, and IU Simon Cancer Center summer program offers unique science learning experience for high school students
August 15, 2012 -- Eight students from Indianapolis Public Schools spent part of their summer vacation working alongside cancer physicians and researchers on the Indiana University School of Medicine campus.
IU Simon Cancer Center's summer program exposes students to possible cancer research careers
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Indiana University students mark the beginning of medical school
August 8, 2012 -- The largest first-year Indiana University School of Medicine class will begin classes this month, but first the 335 young men and women will participate Aug. 11 in a traditional ceremony marking the beginning of their professional lives as physicians.
Pediatric ophthalmologist designs vision screening kit for schools, physicians
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Orchestrated, videotaped, and primed to be provocative — open carry demonstrations in restaurants have become increasingly common. Critics say customers' growing discomfort with the armed patrons have forced corporations to take action.
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Fast food workers are set to stage walkouts in dozens of cities across the country on Thursday, including Dallas, as part of a push to get chains to pay workers higher wages.
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Brandon Fields added 24 points and seven boards for the Wolf Pack (2-1), followed by Armon Johnson who came dangerously close to a rare triple-double with his 22 points, 12 assists and seven rebounds. Registering a double-double of his own was Luke Babbitt who dominated the paint with 14 points and a game- high 17 rebounds, while Ray Kraemer came off the bench to offer up 19 points in just 21 minutes of action.
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Nevada ran out to an 11-4 lead early in the first half and never looked back, shooting 63.2 percent from the floor in the frame to grab a 61-44 advantage at the break.
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Ok, I have a site that requires a horizontal scrolling image viewer. I want to be able to have the user click on the image and open the same page but with the variable I need in the getString so I can pull the information out of the database that will go along with that picture. I was wondering how I would change it from what it does now (which is open a new window) to keeping it in the same window with everything else I need. Thanks!
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On the new Billy on the Street, loudmouth Billy Eichner leads a ridiculous Meryl Streep-themed triathlon in which Sister Aloysius from Doubt, Out of Africa Meryl, Devil Wears Prada Meryl (above), Iron Lady Meryl, and Julia Child Meryl, compete by completing ridiculous stunts like feeding chicken to Stanley Tucci, getting in a coffin, and capturing Anne Hathaway in a butterfly net as she gives her Oscar speech.
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Ric Dragon
CEO and co-founder of DragonSearch, Ric Dragon has more than 20 years of extensive experience in graphic design, information architecture, web development and digital marketing. He is a sought-after speaker, having spoken at numerous marketing and technology conferences. Ric is also a regular guest columnist for Marketing Land, and Social Media Monthly.
His book, Social Marketology, was published by McGraw-Hill in June 2012 and has received positive reviews. His previous book, The DragonSearch Online Marketing Manual is also available.
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Blog Posts by Ric Dragon
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September 7th, 2012Wieden + Kennedy's new video for Southern Comfort: brilliant storytelling
August 8th, 2012Every so often, a video or ad appears that is simply brilliant in its storytelling – and in my view, this piece for Southern Comfort by Wieden + Kennedy hits the mark. The campaign, dubbed "Whatever's Comfortable" is said by WK to "celebrate and inspire the awesome attitude of people who are completely comfortable with themselves."
Books on Storytelling and Brands
August 6th, 2012Storytelling. An age-old practice of sharing information, stories and historical perspective across generations. Today, social media has risen as effective storytelling outlet that brings people, businesses, even cultures closer together. Many books have been written about the art of storytelling. Using listl.ly, I have highlighted some of my favorite books on the subject. If you have a favorite, "vote" for it or, if you don't see it on the list, add it so others can be aware of it.
Brand Equity and Social Media: An Opossum's Tale
July 23rd, 2012Imagine a desert island occupied by no more than twenty people. They are living in their own little village. Over time, one of the inhabitants finds that their skill at tanning opossum skins is more and more valued, so others are willing to bring fish and breadfruits to the tanner. Over time, the tanner has a business. He's literally raking in the clams.
The Power of Measuring – Babies and Marketing
April 30th, 2012Last night, I went to the local grocery story, and purchased a shaving soap cup, brush, and a razor, and back at home, helped my son with the shaving of his eiderdown beard and mustache. This rite of passage reminded me that 15 years ago, this lad had come into the world with measured perfection, at least according to the Apgar test. (According to his father, he required no such test. He was perfect the moment I laid eyes on … Continue reading
E-marketing Terminology: Internet, Web, Digital, or Online Marketing?
April 18th, 2012In general I look on our company's website with pride. Every now and then, however, I wake up and feel that something is out of place or outdated, not unlike the feeling I sometimes have gazing around my living room, in fact. In the case of our home page, the plaid couch is nothing short of the central phrase describing what we do: "Internet marketing." We fall back on "online marketing." Many years ago, in one of the first iterations … Continue reading
Fear and Loving in Social Media
April 2nd, 2012Fear and Loving in Social Media Why Social Media Changes the Way Brands do Business Ric Dragon urges marketers to accept that the locus of control over brand identity has shifted. Today, brand entities are becoming cooperative concepts owned and maintained by companies and consumers. Rather than view this shifting social media landscape as loss of tactical turf, Ric envisions a vast landscape of opportunity on which companies and consumers can build a future together. Ric Dragon: an Introduction to … Continue reading
Customer Service Experience: Make the Impossible Possible
February 3rd, 2012Sometimes I'm utterly amazed at how some large businesses are unable to fix bad customer experiences. I'm sharing this story, not to browbeat my cell phone company, but to talk about the root problem.
Poughkeepsie Chapter of the Association For Computing Machinery 23 Jan 2012
January 23rd, 2012Tonight I'll be speaking with the Poughkeepsie Chapter of the Association For Computing Machinery. I've spoken at one of their meetings before, and thoroughly enjoyed it. You probably won't find a room full of more powerful brains in the Hudson Valley. I'm taking the opportunity to discuss one of my favorite topics, the history of engineering and marketing. Here in the Hudson Valley, we're in the historic stomping grounds – or at least the vicinity of a great deal of the history of … Continue reading
Google Logo Colors: What Would Come Next?
December 30th, 2011Trying to Second-Guess the Color of the Google Logo from Existing Data One of the favorite games of SEO's is to figure out what Google is thinking based on the data available. We create tests, analyze patterns, and even carefully review Matt Cutts' videos backwards, seeking hidden messages. In that tradition, DragonSearch has embarked on a study of the colors in the Google logo to determine what color would come next if there was another letter in the Google name. … Continue reading


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Prime Property
Blogging Houston real estate with Nancy Sarnoff and the Houston Chronicle real estate team.
Monthly Archive for February, 2010
Employees buy local realty firm
After almost half a century, David Lewis is selling his property appraisal and consulting business to three of his employees. Kim Kobriger, James Weiss and Cameron Boone are buying Lewis Realty Advisors, but they will keep the decades-old name. The company was founded in 1961, and has handled thousands of eminent domain cases, working with […]
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U.S. home sales vs. Texas
Nationwide sales of existing homes fell in January, raising concerns about the housing recovery. But the Wall Street Journal's Developments blog said to ignore the headlines on U.S. home resales. If you strip out the effects of tax credits, the underlying trend looks about flat, says from Tom Lawler, a housing economist in Leesburg, Va., […]
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Friday retail wrap 2|26|10
PASADENA Luz Communications Crossroads Center on the northwest corner of Spencer Highway and Red Bluff Road SPRING Hero Martial Arts Academy 7818 Spring Cypress Rd. COPPERFIELD Walk-in Closet Copperfield Crossing Shopping Center on FM 529 and Highway 6 THE WOODLANDS Salon Beaux Cheveux Grogan's Mill Shopping Center on Sawdust Road and Budde Road NORTHWEST Whataburger […]
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More Houstonians falling behind on loan payments
Mortgage loan delinquencies in the Houston area climbed for the eighth straight quarter, according to data from credit rating agency TransUnion. The percentage of borrowers 60 or more days past due was 5.91 percent in the last three months of 2009, compared to 4.22 percent in the previous year's quarter and 5.38 in the third […]
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Mall owner strikes deal to emerge from Chapter 11
General Growth Properties, the Chicago-based company that owns five malls in the Houston area, is getting more than $2.6 billion from Canadian firm Brookfield Asset Management – a deal that could allow the company to emerge from bankruptcy. As part of the restructuring, the company would spin off a new venture that will own certain […]
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More homeowners underwater
The number of area homeonwers who owe more on their mortgages than what their homes are worth is on the rise. In the Houston-Sugar Land-Baytown area, 12.5 percent, or 116,263, of all residential properties with a mortgage were in negative equity – also known as being "underwater" or "upside down," according to fourth quarter data […]
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Healthy restaurant goes Wunderground
Coming to the downtown tunnel Downtown's tunnel system, which is littered with fast food restaurants whose signature smells often permeate large stretches of the underground, is getting a touch healthier. I just saw this sign go up in an empty spot under the JPMorgan Chase tower. Chronicle Business reporter David Kaplan recently wrote an article […]
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Houston's safest neighborhood
If you live around Highway 6 and Westheimer, your chances of becoming a victim of a crime are one in 833, making it the safest neighborhood in Houston. That's according to personal finance blog WalletPop.com, which partnered with NeighborhoodScout.com to determine the safest neighborhoods in the largest 50 cities. The Houston neighborhood, which can be […]
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Greenspoint Sears going dark
Sears Holdings Corp. is shuttering its store in Greenspoint Mall, according to a spokeswoman. That leaves Dillard's, Macy's and Palais Royal to anchor the 1.5-million-square-foot property that was once one of the city's most successful malls. The company is closing the Houston store along with four other full-line department stores and Sears Essentials stores outside […]
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Historic Norhill home to be demolished (UPDATED)
Houston Association of Realtors Historic Norhill bungalow slated for demolition When William C. Hogg developed the Norhill neighborhood in 1923, he engaged in Houston's distinctive, developer-driven style of urban planning. According to Houston's Archaeological and Historical Commission, Hogg platted lots for houses with restrictive covenants, set aside a separate commercial district and allocated space for […]
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Good News Translation (GNT) | New International Version (NIV) |
23 So if you are about to offer your gift to God at the altar and there you remember that your brother has something against you, | 23 "Therefore, if you are offering your gift at the altar and there remember that your brother has something against you, |
Scripture taken from the Good News Translation - Second Edition, Copyright 1992 by American Bible Society. Used by Permission. (The Good News Translation - The Holy Bible Online) | Scripture quoted by permission. Quotations designated (NIV) are from THE HOLY BIBLE: NEW INTERNATIONAL VERSION®. NIV®. Copyright © 1973, 1978, 1984 by Biblica. All rights reserved worldwide. (New International Version Bible Online) |


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CC Sabathia
CBSSports.com: Fantasy Baseball Week 6 Starts And Sits
The fantasy baseball experts at CBSSports.com break down who to start and who to sit for the upcoming week.
Fantasy Baseball Preview: Sleepers And Busts
CBS Local Sports breaks down potential sleepers and busts for your fantasy baseball draft.
Matt Moore Must Step Up In Rays Rotation
Coming into the 2012 season, Matt Moore was likely the most-hyped pitching prospect in baseball – not without good reason.
TTYM: NFL's 'Gay 'Ol Time' And Erin Andrews Disses 50 Cent
If you are remotely related to the world of sports and wanted to get your name out there this week – all you had to do was weigh-in on the gays in the NFL discussion. […]
Top Five Raiders Tailgating Legends of All Time
From Gorilla Rilla to Darth Raider, legendary Raiders tailgaters are a cast of characters.
Audio: Grant Napear Talks With Cy Young Award Winner CC Sabathia
Cy Young Award Winner, New York Yankees star, and Vallejo native CC Sabathia joined Grant on Thursday to talk about how much he enjoys being back on the West Coast for the off-season. Sabathia talks […]


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Site Map : http://www.goodhousekeeping.com
Index -> Recipe Finder -> Miscellaneous
Recipe Finder Home Bourbon BBQ Wings (January 2013) Bourbon adds a sweet kick to these classic barbecue chicken wings. Hot Caribbean Wings (January 2013) Sweet mango helps balance fiery habañero and bring out the flavor of the allspice in this recipe, a seasoning known for its use in Caribbean jerk cooking. Fiery Buffalo Wings (January 2013) You can never go wrong topping a batch of crunchy baked wings with a traditional, spicy buffalo sauce. BallPark Wings (January 2013) Crunchy peanuts add an expected punch to these sweet and spicy wings. Sesame Teriyaki Wings (January 2013) Savory sesame and teriyaki sauce give these succulent wings an Asian flair. Coconut Chicken Casserole (January 2013) Served over rice, this chicken curry's spice subtly builds, only to be soothed by the creamy touch of coconut milk. Creamy Chicken and Mushroom Pie (January 2013) One bite, and you might not believe this luscious, savory pie is a low-calorie meal. Maple-Glazed Chicken (January 2013) Grilling chicken lends a smokiness that deepens the complexity of the glaze. Steamed vegetables are a simple accompaniment, affording each flavor element the spotlight. Cajun Chicken and Rice (January 2013) Heat up your workweek dinner with this healthy, lower calorie Cajun inspired recipe. Smoked paprika adds an subtle earthiness to the seasoning. Espresso-Balsamic Roasted Chicken (January 2013) Impress the table with this tangy, yet surprisingly simple glaze. The sweet undertones of balsamic vinegar are brought out by a dash of brown sugar. Tuscan Sun Salmon Salad (January 2013) With not much beyond frozen salmon fillets and a microwave, you can put together a tasty and elegant dinner in about 10 minutes. Maple Salmon and Bulgur Pilaf (January 2013) Being pressed for time shouldn't mean sacrificing flavorful dinners. This recipe is not only easy, it will be ready before you know it. Crunchy Mustard Salmon (January 2013) Using panko rather than regular breadcrumbs helps keep the topping thin for that perfect crunch. Pomegranate Poached Pears (January 2013) Already poached with added sugar, all these delicate pears need is a dollop of sour cream for one deceptively healthy dessert. Savory Steak and Pepper Stir-Fry (January 2013) Steak and peppers are a classic combo, and for good reason. Colorful bell peppers add sweetness to this savory and satisfying beef dish. Jamie Oliver's Rosemary-Cubed Potatoes (January 2013) The earthy flavor of rosemary is enhanced as it's heated in oil and cooked with the potatoes. Ina Garten's Eton Mess (January 2013) These cups of berries, cream, and meringue are light but luscious. Pancakes (December 2012) Cooked to a sunny golden-brown, these pancakes are a quick indulgence to warm you up for the day ahead. Pound Cake (January 2013) Here's a basic recipe plus two variations. Be sure to try the black pepper version: The spices give the cake a slightly hot "kick" that's really something special. Roast Beef with Horseradish Cream (March 2010) A juicy seasoned sirloin tip roast is the centerpiece of this delicious meal. With a side of roasted potatoes, it's sure to be a family favorite. Serve for dinner, or for a special occasion to feed a group. Ornamental Frosting (December 2012) Use this basic Ornamental Frosting to decorate our holiday cookies. Steak and Tomato Sauté (December 2012) Served on a bed of spicy arugula, the sirloin in this saute is full of rich, bold flavors from being cooked with red wine, garlic, and mushrooms. Chocolate-Walnut Thumbprints (December 2012) These classic chocolate cookies are rolled in walnuts just before baking and topped with a dollop of cherry preserves, resulting in a cookie that's both deliciously gooey and crunchy. Stuffed Parmesan Potatoes (December 2012) These creamy potatoes are the perfect quick, comforting side dish on a chilly day. Microwaving the potatoes cuts down on bake time so you can focus on enjoying, not preparing, your meal. Peanut Butter Cup Pie (December 2012) Not only does this pie combine luscious milk chocolate and peanut butter, but it's easy to make and doesn't require baking. Escarole Salad with Bacon Croutons (December 2012) For an inventive and delicious take on croutons, pretzels are cooked in reserved bacon fat before topping this fall salad. New York Bagel Dip (December 2012) Lox lovers will keep coming back for more of this quick and easy appetizer. Crunchy Mustard Chicken (December 2012) This recipe reinvests a classic ballpark snack, soft pretzels with mustard, into a quick and simple chicken dinner sure to please the entire family. Salty-Sweet Treats (December 2012) Creamy marshmallow is cooked down and combined with salty pretzels and crunchy toffee for a dessert that will satisfy even the most stubborn salty-sweet craving. Prosciutto-Wrapped Breadsticks (December 2012) For a quick and easy appetizer, nothing takes breadsticks to the next level like wrapping them in prosciutto. Cheddar-Crab Puffs (December 2012) Egg keeps these rich appetizers from being too heavy. Freeze a batch up to 1 month before your holiday party, reheat in the oven, and serve warm without all the fuss. Cocktail Meatballs with Creamy Cranberry Sauce (December 2012) These appetizers might be small, but are packed with surprising flavor that will keep your cocktail party guests guessing through second and third helpings. Tomato and Mozzarella Bites (December 2012) These skewers combine the flavors from caprese salads for a treat that be enjoyed at cocktail parties. Chutney-Glazed Goat Cheese (December 2012) This simple, elegant appetizer combined rich goat cheese with tangy mango chutney that makes a delicious sweet-savory topping for everything from crackers to dried apricots. Spiced Citrus Olives (December 2012) This flavor-packed appetizer combines the brine of olives, tang of multiple spices, and subtle bite of two different kinds of citrus. Sticky-Toffee Bundt Cake (December 2012) Smooth homemade caramel is drizzled over the top of this date-studded holiday bundt cake as a decadent finishing touch. Orange-Custard Tart (December 2012) The bright citrus from fresh orange slices are the perfect contrast to top off rich, creamy custard in this gorgeous holiday tart. Cranberry-Vanilla Cake with Whipped Cream Frosting (December 2012) This vanilla cake features layers of spiced cranberry-apricot filling and vanilla-infused whipped cream frosting. Sugar-coated cranberries make a festive seasonal garnish. Chocolate-Raspberry Roll (December 2012) Raspberry liqueur is added to both the chocolate cake and mascarpone cheese filling for an unexpected, delicate flavor. Gingerbread Cutouts (December 2012) The warm flavors of molasses, cloves, and ginger meld together in these classic cookies. Bring the family together for holiday fun to decorate them using the ornamental frosting. Christmas Macarons (December 2012) These light, fluffy cookies get in the holiday spirit with a layer of chocolate and a couple drops of green food coloring. Coconut Joy Bars (December 2012) Rich coconut milk custard is nestled between a layer of toasted coconut crust and smooth chocolate in these decadent bars. Butter-Almond Thins (December 2012) These classic cookies can be made well ahead of the holiday rush. They keep in the freezer for up to 1 month. Cranberry Shortbread (December 2012) Dried cranberries and chopped pistachios add a seasonal taste and flair to these traditional cookies. They can be made ahead and frozen up to a month, letting you spend more time outside the kitchen this holiday season. Sage-Orange Turkey and White Wine Gravy (November 2012) A fragrant herb mixture with fresh sage and tangy orange peel are cooked under the skin of the turkey, imparting a full flavor enhanced by white wine gravy. Prosciutto-Wrapped Turkey Roulade (November 2012) Rolled up with an herb blend and topped with overlapping, savory prosciutto slices, this variation on traditional Thanksgiving turkey is stuffed with flavor. Gingered Orange-Cranberry Sauce (November 2012) Cranberry sauce is a Thanksgiving staple that all too frequently comes from a can. This year, make your own and add oranges and ginger for an unforgettable twist to an easy, traditional condiment. Spiced Pumpkin Soup (November 2012) The bite of cayenne pepper is tempered by rich coconut milk in this fall dish. Serve it as an appetizer to warm up and welcome your Thanksgiving guests. Kale Salad with Glazed Onions and Cheddar (November 2012) With glazed onions, dried cherries, pine nuts, and crunchy kale, the flavor of this salad is as bright as its colors. Chorizo-Chestnut Stuffing (November 2012) Chestnuts add richness to this stuffing, and allow the spicy chorizo to shine without overpowering the dish. With easy alterations to the recipe, you can satisfy even a group of 20. |


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To give some background, I just recently have been looking up more information about home brewing. I enjoy cooking, and understand that brewing is an art much like cooking. I also enjoy beer as much as the next beer lover. I am under the age of 21 which makes getting the good beer very hard, as I need to get a friend to take time to make a liquor store run for me, and even sometimes getting the cheaper stuff is hard. Oh and I live in Oklahoma (BOOO AT 3.2% COLD BEER, yes anything over 3.2% much be sold at a liquor store and has to be sold warm). So my main question is, if I go to a local brewery supply store, will they sell me a homebrewery kit even though I'm under 21? I realize there probably wouldn't be a problem ordering it online, but from this local store, the prices are more within in the range I want to spend to try out this hobby, and I won't have to pay outrageous shipping because of the weight. Thanks for any input.
I was wondering this too a while back. Im 21, but Ive never been carded buying HBS. I dont think they could card you, since they aren't selling you anything with alcohol in it....Try it and see what they say, it cant hurt anything.
You Won't Find Moments In A Box...And Someone Else Will Set Your Clocks...
Normally homebrew shop guys are pretty cool about all that
it might be different in every state (espeally since the drink age is actually a state law its just that the feds says we'll take away your highway funding if you don't have it at 21) i know in wisconsin it isn't illleagal because i got it so my first was done right for my 21st. It's was that the people at the HBS didn't want to get in trouble with law suits ( since they could be liable).
I have been brewing since I was 17 or 18...can't remember. But I never had problems getting ingredients. Brew store dudes are generally seriously chill fellas. I'm suprised it's even technically illegal to sell ingredients to a minor. When things like fully automatic weapons are legal if purchased in "kit" form, what harm can some grain/yeast/etc cause?? Plus, I imagine you could use hops, malt, etc in cooking other than beer making. The 21 year old drinking age is really stupid. Get yourself some ingredients and brew on, my friend. Once you brew some rad beer, the 21 law will seem even more stupid. Cheers! (and fight the man )
thanks guys, I visited the local HBS and they seemed really cool...didnt see any signs about any age, and they didn't ever question me about my age. maybe its not illegal to sell the s*** to people under 21 in the state of oklahoma. i just need to come up with the 70 bucks to start brewing. and on a side note, and to not make another thread, i have until the end of april on my lease here and I'm not staying. I want to have my first batch done before then to have a moving out party (hey we had a moving in party might as well have an out too!!) so what would be a good type of beer that will be ready in 4 weeks or less and still taste good?
I just realized you're talking about your very first batch......you should do OK with a standard "brown ale" kit from Midwest or Austin Homebrew. I'd still be tempted to pick up an extra round of hops just for giggles.


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80 Acres | $3,500,000
Fantastic piece of land. 80 acres of high and dry, level land. Excellant development opportunity.
59.2 Acres | $2,650,000
Prime developable single family residential land in the MUSA with a half-mile of lakefront on Oneka Lake. Lots of pre-development work already completed. Additional land available - call listing agent for details.
127.9 Acres | $1,650,000
32.4+/- acres upland. Zoned R-3; guided MDR @ 3-8 un/ac w/dens. bonuses; allows single fam det & att, 2-fam, multi-fam dwellings, churches. Wtr/Swr, road acc, etc. avail. Great views of lg wetland. Addtl 4+ acs adj upland avail.
6.7 Acres | $765,000
Development land zoned for all single family or multi-family, R4, 3-8 units per acre. Easy access off 147th & Generation in growing Hugo. Close to shopping and freeways.
59 Acres | $708,000
59 acres between Stillwater and Hugo. Appx 40 acres tillable. 19 acres woods and pasture. Has several ponds. Could be split into building sites. Lots of possibilities. Very few parcels like this left in Washington County. 20 ac across road also available.
9 Acres | $640,000
!!9 Acres!! located in Bald Eagle Industrial Park. Located just a few minutes from hwy 35 & seconds from Hwy 61. Owner is willing to entertain all offers & ideas. Priced just over $1.5 a sq ft.
30 Acres | $410,000
One of the few large acreage lots still available in this area. Perfect for a horse farm or hobby farm. 30Ac. Fantastic location! Easy access.
20 Acres | $400,000
beautiful 20 acres between Stillwater and Hugo. Income producing tillable farmland. Stunning views of small lake and rolling countryside. Can be subdivided into two 10 acre building sites. Also 59 additional acres available across road.
12 Acres | $395,000
12 acres in Hugo ready for your dream home and barn with horses, tree farm or "just getting away". Open builder. Convenient to shopping, restaurants, with quick and easy access to the freeway for your commute.
3 Acres | $384,900
Priced to sell! Past development work on property was for a retail building.